Harvard Project Zero, Visible Thinking (Project Zero, n.d.)
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Harvard Project Zero, Visible Thinking (Project Zero, n.d.)

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What is Visible Thinking?
Therefore, it is clearly evident that his approach requires students to be active learners as well as be problem solvers.
Project Zero Thinking Routines.
Using 3 standard phrases through visible teaching to develop a routine.Â
1. What do you notice?
2. Why do you think or say that?
3. What else can you find?
Some Benefits of Visible Thinking

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Some Goals for Visible Thinking include...
Examples of Visible Thinking for teachers
Using Visible thinking in the classroom. Peeling the fruit.Â
Just one strategy in a real-life classroom of the innovation of visible thinking.
Stephanie Martin is a Kindergarten teacher who uses visible thinking strategies to promote visible thinking. This link will present a video as well as some images of examples of visible thinking shown in practice.
International School of Amsterdam
http://www.visiblethinkingpz.org/VisibleThinking_html_files/01_VisibleThinkingInAction/01c_VTPoP.html
Kilvington Grammar is an innovative school trialing the program for their students.
Click this link to see more information https://kilvington.vic.edu.au/learning/visible-thinking/

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Bialik College is an innovative school which actively engage with the Harvard Project Zero, Visible Thinking concept, and its strategies.Â
Bialik College has a strong focus on cultures of thinking which aims to assist students to develop creative thinking and be comfortable with the idea of not knowing something (Bialik college, n.d).Â
https://www.bialik.vic.edu.au
Is there more to just learning and teaching the curriculum?
Classroom practices that teach students how to think are highly valuable, benefiting both teachers and students.Â
Do you agree or disagree?Â
Let’s Discuss...
The Underpinnings of the Harvard Project Zero Visible Thinking
Visible Thinking Routines
Visible thinking routines support inclusivity as it engages many students, drawing students into group discussions who usually participate infrequently
Aligns strongly with the ‘Learner Centred Ideology’ (Schiro, 2013)
Through the implementation of Visible Thinking approach, educators scaffold complex cognition and provoke dialogic thinking (Vygotsky, 1978)
Allows children to promote their development as self-directed learners and promotes learning for understanding
Encourages students to express their ideas and understandings rather than memorise facts
Limitations of the Visible Thinking approach
- Educators may inflict implicit bias upon students
- Rich classroom discourse can often lead to the ‘evaporation’ of children’s ideas if they are not immediately documented (Richhart et al., 2011)
- Research has shown that many educators struggle to gain connection between their learning experiences, meaning, their lessons become isolated, lose meaning and are not revisited (Richhart et al., 2011).
Independent Schools Victoria
The Harvard project is an innovation and a concept which is coming closer and closer to home here in Australia and particularly in Victoria. Seeking interest for any schools who wish t participate in a trial of this program.Â
See the link for more information.
Innovations are always created for a reason. I mean; why fix what isn’t broken? The Harvard Project Zero, Visible Thinking innovation is no different.Â
So why was this project developed?
- The necessity for arts and education to be combined and respected in order to develop student thinking in many areas
- The name of the project, ‘Project Zero’, represents the rationalism for the concept; demonstrating the lack of attention given to arts education within the regular and everyday curriculum

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What is Harvard Project Zero’s Visible thinking helping to improve you ask?Â
-Â Assists students to improve the way in which they think about tasks, reinforcing that the thinking process is just as important as the final product
- Allows educators to gather critical data and identify gaps in knowledge, crucial for future assessment and planning, particularly for students with diverse needs
- Allows educators to have accurate and visible representations of students’ thinking processes
How thinking routines and strategies within Project Zero were developed.- Ron Ritchart, Harvard Project Zero